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By: Andrea Carlson /The Daily Cardinal - November 7, 2008 Conservative Jews on campus will have a new Chabad synagogue for religious services.

A former Navy lieutenant and a rural Gilman man has pleaded guilty to stealing laser-aiming devices from the U.S. armed forces and attempting to sell them.

By: Abby Sears /The Daily Cardinal - October 24, 2008 Langdon Street will be closed from 2 to 8 p.m., and Lake Street, Wisconsin Avenue and Gilman Street will close from 4:30 to 7 p.m Friday.

A recent surge in violent crimes this fall, including two Monday night, continue to stretch the resources of the Madison Police Department's crime investigations unit.

The city of Onalaska is moving ahead with plans for a tax increment financing district that would include the waterfront development area and most of the downtown.

First the residents of the Cornell School District got to weigh in about a possible consolidation with the Gilman School District.

By Louis Bien Avol's Bookstore is that place you've been meaning to check out for years, but haven't found the time.

MEDFORD -- Gardeners seeking ways to preserve the bounty of their labors are invited to two upcoming classes.

Concerns about pedestrian safety helped convince members of Madison's Public Safety Review Board to vote unanimously to recommend making part of Gilman Street near State Street a two-way road temporarily.

Summer is a great time for laying back and relaxing in your lawn chair. It would be even better if you had a great book to read.

* Dan C. Turner, 61, of 16773 95th Ave., Chippewa Falls; no contest plea; drunken driving; $667 fine, six-month driver's license revocation, and alcohol assessment. * David J. Johnson, 30, of 775 E. Mc Sloy St., Gilman; no contest plea; three counts of theft by false representation; state prison terms stayed; two years probation, $200 in restitution, $285.25 in costs and 264 days in jail with credit for the 264 days of time served. * Mark R. Headrick, 48, of W6110 Granton Road, Neillsville, no contest pleas; resisting or obstructing an officer, 10 days in jail and $88 in costs; misappropriating ID information to avoid penalty, sentence withheld, two years probation, and $363 in costs. * Michael P. Conner, 19, of N3266 Highway C, Ogema; no contest plea; three charges of fourth degree sexual assault; sentence withheld; two years probation, 90 days in jail and $639 in costs. * Tyler S. Ress, 19, of EP4701 Westcot Road, Stratford; no contest plea; burglary; three years in state prison followed by three years of extended supervision; granted credit for 235 days served and found eligible for the challenge incarceration program and the earned release program. * Bonnie J. Kniight, 45, of 345 W. First Ave., Dorchester; no contest plea; neglecting a child; sentence withheld; one year probation, $262 fine and $88 incosts. Court records show that the offenses occurred between June 20 and Aug. 23, 2007. Divorces * David A. Jankee and Jean K. Jankee, both of Clark County; married April 18, 1989, in Wisconsin; joint custody of one minor child awarded. * Edwin H. Marzinske and Pamela K. Marzinske, both of Clark County; married Aug. 17, 1996, in Wisconsin; custody of one minor child awarded to the mother. * Brian C. Reise and Mary A. Reise, both of Clark County; married Dec. 11, 1997, in Wisconsin. * Kenneth J. Lawson, 19, of 2121 W. Veterans Parkway, No. 241, Marshfield; not guilty plea; three counts of felony bail jumping. If convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of six years in prison for each of the three counts. His next appearance is scheduled for June 6. via WisInfo

"I wouldn't say that there's anybody out there that's gung-ho about the idea, but we have to talk about what are we going to do."

Financial problems and declining enrollments have a number of Wisconsin school districts looking at dissolving or consolidating. via Leader-Telegram